Value of Goods Sample Clauses

Value of Goods. Subject always to Xxxxxxx's right to limit liability as contained herein, if Carrier is liable for compensation in respect of loss of or damage to Goods, such compensation shall be calculated by reference to the invoice value of the Goods plus freight and insurance if paid. If there is no (or no bona fide) invoice value of the Goods, such compensation shall be calculated by reference to the value of goods of the same or similar kind and quality at the place and time the Goods are received by the Carrier or the Goods are delivered or should have been delivered to Merchant, whichever value is the lowest.
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Value of Goods. 4.1 The price quoted to you includes VAT at the prevailing rate. Instalment details are quoted in the summary of the order and will be recorded in the order confirmation that will be e-mailed to the e-mail address provided by you.
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Value of Goods. 4.1 The price quoted to you includes VAT at the prevailing rate. The full price, VAT, deposit paid and instalment details are quoted in the summary of the order in this agreement.
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Value of Goods. For Parties where the First Protocol to Amend the AANZFTA has entered into force, the FOB value is only required to be disclosed on the COO in cases where the origin claim is based on a RVC rule. Where the First Protocol to amend the AANZFTA has not entered into force, the FOB value is required to be included on the COO, or in the case of goods exported from Australia or New Zealand, this can be included on an Exporter Declaration. One of the aims of the First Protocol is to address the concerns of intermediary companies that including the FOB value on the COO would reveal confidential information. In the first instance, such companies should investigate whether they can apply for an AANZFTA COO on the basis of a PSR that does not include an RVC requirement. However, if this is not possible, there are two options available that may assist intermediary companies from disclosing their profit margins to importers if the importer wishes to claim preferential tariff treatment: The first option is for the intermediary company to also be the importer into Australia. This would mean that the COO would not need to be given to the Australian company purchasing the goods. The second option is for the intermediary company to have representation located in the exporting Party (including where this representation takes the form of another company being authorised to act on its behalf). The representative of the intermediary company can export the goods and apply for the COO using the intermediary company’s sale price for the FOB value provided this representative had sufficient information from the manufacturer to demonstrate that the goods were AANZFTA originating.
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Value of Goods. Borrowers Goods now are and shall continue to be usable or saleable in the ordinary course of its business. Obsolete Goods, Goods below standard quality and Goods in the process of repair have been written down to realizable market value on Borrowers balance sheet, or adequate reserves have been provided therefor, and the values carried on the balance sheet are set at the lower of cost or market, in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles consistently applied.
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Value of Goods. 9.1 The Licensee agrees not to store goods inside the storage unit such that the total value of such goods shall exceed Hong Kong Dollar Thirty Thousand (HK$30,000.00). 9.2 The Licensor makes no admission or acknowledgement as to the nature, value and contents of the goods stored inside the storage unit. The liability of the Licensor for any loss, damage and destruction of such goods shall be limited to HK$30,000.00 in 9.3 The Licensee shall effect suitable adequate insurance covers on the goods being stored inside the storage unit against risks of fire, water damage or any other potential risk exposure. 9.4 The Licensee agrees that in any case of loss or damage to the goods stored inside the storage unit the Licensee shall first make a claim against the insurance covers aforesaid before making any claim (if any) against the Licensor. 9.5 Any loss or damage to the goods must be reported by the Licensee to the Licensor within 48 hours in writing otherwise such claim (if established) shall not be entertained by the Licensor.
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Value of Goods. Subject always to Xxxxxxx's right to limit liability as contained herein, if Carrier is liable for compensation in respect of loss of or damage to Goods, such compensation shall be calculated by reference to the invoice value of the Goods plus freight and insurance if paid. If there is no (or no bona fide) invoice value of the Goods, such compensation shall be calculated by
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Value of Goods services: is the amount paid by the customer to Party A when using the services and/or payment for goods provided by Party A
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Related to Value of Goods

  • Sale of Goods The Hirer shall, if selling goods on the premises, comply with Fair Trading Laws and any code of practice used in connection with such sales. In particular, the Hirer shall ensure that the total prices of all goods and services are prominently displayed, as shall be the organiser’s name and address and that any discounts offered are based only on Manufacturers’ Recommended Retail Prices.

  • RETURN OF GOODS BUYER is entitled to return any GOODS that are not in full compliance with this AGREEMENT. SELLER will reimburse BUYER the PRICE of such GOODS plus all reasonable costs and expenses associated with such return.

  • QUALITY OF GOODS 5.1 Voip Unlimited warrants that on delivery, the Goods shall: (a) conform in all material respects with the Goods Specification; (b) be free from material defects in design, material and workmanship; (c) be of satisfactory quality (within the meaning of the Sale of Goods Act 1979); and (d) be fit for any purpose held out by Voip Unlimited. 5.2 Subject to clause 5.3, if: (a) the Customer gives notice in writing within a reasonable time of discovery that some or all of the Goods do not comply with the warranty set out in clause 5.1; (b) Voip Unlimited is given a reasonable opportunity of examining such Goods; and (c) the Customer (if asked to do so by Voip Unlimited) returns such Goods to Voip Unlimited's place of business at Voip Unlimited's cost, Voip Unlimited shall, at its option, repair or replace the defective Goods, or refund the price of the defective Goods in full. 5.3 Voip Unlimited shall not be liable for the Goods' failure to comply with the warranty in clause 5.1 if: (a) the Customer makes any further use of such Goods after giving a notice in accordance with clause 5.2; (b) the defect arises because the Customer failed to follow Voip Unlimited's oral or written instructions as to the storage, installation, commissioning, use or maintenance of the Goods or (if there are none) good trade practice; (c) the defect arises as a result of Voip Unlimited following any drawing, design or Goods Specification supplied by the Customer; (d) the Customer alters or repairs such Goods without the written consent of Voip Unlimited; (e) the defect arises as a result of fair wear and tear, wilful damage, negligence, or abnormal working conditions; (f) the Goods differ from the Goods Specification as a result of changes made to ensure they comply with applicable statutory or regulatory standards. 5.4 Except as provided in this clause 5, Voip Unlimited shall have no liability to the Customer in respect of the Goods' failure to comply with the warranty set out in clause 5.1. 5.5 The terms of these Conditions shall apply to any repaired or replacement Goods supplied by Voip Unlimited under clause 5.2.

  • REJECTION OF GOODS Notwithstanding any other rights of, or remedies available to UNDP under the Contract, in case any of the Goods are defective or otherwise do not conform to the specifications or other requirements of the Contract, UNDP, at its sole option, may reject or refuse to accept the Goods, and within thirty (30) days following receipt of notice from UNDP of such rejection or refusal to accept the Goods, the Contractor shall, in sole option of UNDP: 11.7.1 provide a full refund upon return of the Goods, or a partial refund upon a return of a portion of the Goods, by UNDP; or, 11.7.2 repair the Goods in a manner that would enable the Goods to conform to the specifications or other requirements of the Contract; or, 11.7.3 replace the Goods with Goods of equal or better quality; and, 11.7.4 pay all costs relating to the repair or return of the defective Goods as well as the costs relating to the storage of any such defective Goods and for the delivery of any replacement Goods to UNDP.

  • Other Methods of Procurement of Goods and Works. The following table specifies the methods of procurement, other than International Competitive Bidding, which may be used for goods and works. The Procurement Plan shall specify the circumstances under which such methods may be used: (a) National Competitive Bidding (b) Shopping (c) Direct Contracting

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